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With a new year and a new judge to hear their motions for new trial, Jackson Walker, a partner in its Fort Worth office and two other defendants are hoping to overturn a $3.8 million verdict a Tarran
...Wynn Law Firm; E.X. Martin, of counsel at Dallas' Jones Allen & Fuquay; and Gary Udashen and Bruce Anton, partners in Dallas' Sorrels...
...Wynn Law Firm; E.X. Martin, of counsel at Dallas' Jones Allen & Fuquay; and Gary Udashen and Bruce Anton, partners in Dallas' Sorrels...
In one of the most politically charged appellate cases in recent years, the Texas Supreme Court handed a 5-4 victory to defendants Perry Homes and two warranty companies in a case their lawyer says m
As a mediator, Norman Roser is well equipped to negotiate his way out of a simple property dispute. But a case involving his own Houston residential lot ended up in the Texas Supreme Court, which rel
...Plaintiffs' attorney(s): Lindy D. Jones and Lynn W. Schleinat, Jones, Allen & Fuquay, Dallas Defense attorney(s): Greg Heath, Gardere Wynne Sewell...
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